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97-35: The Causes and Consequences of Growth in the Cable Television Industry

Gregory Crawford

97-34: The Dual Nature of Trade: Measuring Its Impact onImitation and Growth

Michelle P. Connolly

97-33: Environmental Compliance Costs Where the Rubber Meets the Road

V. Smith, Roger von Haefen and Wei Zhu

97-32: The Impact of the 1992 Cable Act on Consumer Demand and Welfare: A Discrete-Choice, Differentiated Products Approach

Gregory Crawford

97-31: Entry and Exit Under Demand Uncertainty

Nikolaos Vettas

97-30: The Syndrome of Exchange-Rate-Based Stabilizations and the Uncertain Duration of Currency Pegs

Enrique Mendoza and Martín Uribe

97-29: Location and Product Quality

Nikolaos Vettas

97-28: New Products, New Programs, and Prices: Measuring ConsumerBenefits to Changes in Cable Television Choices, 1989-1995

Gregory Crawford

97-26: Rational Herd Behavior and the Globalization of Securities Markets

Guillermo Calvo and Enrique Mendoza

97-25: Learning to Learn: The Role of Imitation and Trade inTechnological Diffusion

Michelle P. Connolly

97-24: Measuring the Private Benefits from Connections to Public Water Systems in Developing Countries: A Case Study of the Punjab,Pakistan

Mir Anjum Altaf, Haroon Jamal, Jin Long Liu, V. Smith and Dale Whittington

97-22: Diverging Incomes, School Desegration, and Private SchoolEnrollment

Charles Clotfelter

97-21: Distributive and Additive Costsharing of an Homogeneous Good

Herve Moulin and Scott Shenker

97-20: Dealer-Dealer Pricing in the 17th Century Antwerp-Paris Art Trade

Neil De Marchi, Hans J. Van Miegroet and Matthew E. Raiff

97-19: The Economics of Giving

Charles Clotfelter

97-18: The Effects of Import Quotas on National Welfare: Comment

Edward Tower and Omer Gokcekus

97-17: Procedural cum Endstate Justice: An Implementation Viewpoint

Herve Moulin

97-16: Cost Escalation in Elite Higher Education: Lessions from Four Institutions

Charles Clotfelter

97-15: Why So Many Italian Economists?

E. Roy Weintraub

97-14: The Objective Function of Simulation Estimators Near the Boundary of the Unstable Region of the Parameter Space

George Tauchen

97-12: The Dynamic Effects of Taxes and Subsidies on Market Structure andEconomic Growth

Pietro Peretto

97-11: Estimating a Dynamic Model of Household Choices in the Presence ofIncome Taxation

Holger Sieg

97-10: Industrial Development, Technological Change, and Long-RunGrowth

Pietro Peretto

97-09: Reprojecting Partially Observed Systems with Application to Interest Rate Diffusions

A. Gallant and George Tauchen

97-08: Liquidity-Corrected Variance Ratios and the Effect of Foreign Equity Ownership on Information in an Emerging Market

Mark Coppejans and Ian Domowitz

97-07: Welfare Measurement and Representative Consumer Theory

V. Smith and Roger von Haefen

97-06: Technological Change, Market Rivalry, and the Evolution of theCapitalist Engine of Growth

Pietro Peretto

97-05: Estimating Equilibrium Models of Local Jurisdictions

Dennis Epple and Holger Sieg

97-04: Noise In the Price Discovery Process: A Comparison of Periodicand Continuous Auctions

Mark Coppejans and Ian Domowitz

97-03: Human Capital, Entrereneurship, and Farm Household Earnings

Dennis Yang and Mark An

97-02: Rural-Urban Disparity and Sectoral Labor Allocation in China

Dennis Yang and Hao Zhou

97-01: Does Nature Limit Environmental Federalism?

V. Smith, Kurt Schwabe and Carol Mansfield

96-35: Does Trade Liberalization Benefit Young and Old Alike?

Omer Gokcekus and Edward Tower

96-33: Entry, Exit and Coordination with Mixed Strategies

Nikolaos Vettas

96-32: Estimating Stochastic Differential Equations Efficiently by Minimum Chi-Square

A. Gallant and Jonathan R. Long

96-31: Strategyproof Sharing of Submodular Access Costs: Budget Balance versus Efficiency

Herve Moulin and Scott Shenker

96-30: Pricing What is Priceless: A Status Report on Non-Market Valuation of Environmental Resources

V. Smith

96-28: Technological Change and Population Growth

Pietro Peretto

96-26: Can a Periodic VER Raise Importing Country Welfare?

Omer Gokcekus and Edward Tower

96-25: Comments on Calibration

A. Gallant

96-24: Monte Carlo Benchmarks for Discrete Response Valuation Methods

V. Smith

96-23: Entry to New Markets with Endogenous Demand

Nikolaos Vettas

96-22: Industrialization, Technological Change and Long-Run Growth

Pietro Peretto

96-21: Was the NOAA Panel Correct about Contingent Valuation?

Richard Carson, Michael Hanemann, Raymond Kopp, Jon A. Krosnick, Robert C. Mitchell, Stanley Presser, Paul Ruud and V. Smith

96-20: Semiparametric Estimation of Willingness to Pay Distributions

Mark An

96-19: An Efficiency Enhancing Minimum Wage

Omer Gokcekus and Edward Tower

96-18: The Dallas School Accountability and Incentive Program: An Evaluation of Its Impacts on Student Outcomes

Helen Ladd

96-17: Qualitative and Asymptotic Performance of SNP Density Estimators

Victor Fenton and A. Gallant

96-16: Despairing over Disparities: Explaining the Difference between Willingness-to-Pay and Willingness-to-Accept

Carol Mansfield

96-15: Demand and Supply in New Markets: Diffusion with Bilateral Learning

Nikolaos Vettas